Which Counter-Strike player was the first to reach 1,000 kills at Major tournaments?

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Peter “dupreeh” Rasmussen was the first Counter-Strike player to reach 1,000 kills at Major tournaments.

Dupreeh is a Danish professional player best known for his long tenure with Astralis. He played as a rifler and entry fragger, roles that place him near the front of attacks and create opportunities for teammates. His longevity across many Major appearances helped him accumulate the milestone before other elite players.

The 1,000-kill record is a tournament-statistics achievement, not a statement about ordinary matchmaking or every professional match. Major events are Valve-recognized championships, and their statistics are tracked separately from the much larger universe of competitive games.

Dupreeh also belongs to the most successful group in Major history. He won five Major championships during his career, including titles with Astralis and a later championship with another organization. That record is different from the 1,000-kill milestone: one measures championship victories, while the other measures kills recorded across Major tournament matches.

Source: Wikipedia · fact-checked Sept. 2026

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